beer bar Cyblume features Camado Brewery's NATSUZORA SANSHO Pale Ale
beer bar Cyblume in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, is serving Camado Brewery's NATSUZORA SANSHO Pale Ale. The 5.0% pale ale is built around sansho spice, citrus-like brightness, and a crisp finish.
Hop BroShibuya has a pour worth talking about. beer bar Cyblume just tapped NATSUZORA SANSHO Pale Ale as a guest beer.
MugiWhat! A sansho-scented beer? That sounds refreshing, but also like my tongue is about to do a double take!
Hop BroIt's brewed by Camado Brewery, and it's a 5.0% pale ale. The whole point is to make brutal summer heat feel a little easier.
MugiOkay, but what is pale ale? I want to look informed, but my face is clearly asking for subtitles!
Hop BroBasically it's a flavor-forward ale. Not too heavy, not too bitter, and really good at carrying hop and spice character.
MugiOhhh, and the article says it has citrusy aroma too, right? My brain is already getting summer breeze from the glass!
Hop BroExactly. The hops are Motueka and Ahtanum, layering bright lemony notes over that cooling sansho lift.
MugiWait, what even is Motueka? That sounds less like a hop and more like a special attack!
Hop BroIt's a New Zealand hop known for lemon-lime aromatics. Add the gentle prick of sansho, and the finish lands with a neat little tingle.
MugiThat already sounds dangerously drinkable. And Cyblume is an idol-music beer bar, right? With a giant projector too? That's a lot going on, and somehow it all sounds fun!
Hop BroYep, and it's easy to drop in too. No cover charge, a terrace, a bottle shop, and a compact space that's walkable from Shibuya Station.
MugiThat is perfect. For pre-show or post-show drinks, or even a quiet sip, I am completely sold!
Hop BroThen it's settled. Let's go drink summer in a glass because both of us are already halfway to a Cyblume toast.
At `beer bar Cyblume` in Shibuya's Maruyamacho, the guest beer lineup includes NATSUZORA SANSHO Pale Ale. Cyblume is a standing beer bar centered on craft beer and idol music, and it also offers no cover charge, an outdoor terrace, and a bottle shop.
The beer is brewed by Camado Brewery and was introduced on Instagram as a 5.0% pale ale. According to the post, it was designed to suit the heat of summer in the Tono area of Gifu, with a sansho-driven profile aimed at keeping the drink bright and refreshing. It uses Ahtanum hops alongside New Zealand Motueka, bringing a lemon-like freshness that meets the spice of sansho, finishing with a gentle tingle.
Cyblume is a compact venue for around 30 people, but it is equipped with a 100-inch projector and high-quality audio. For drinkers who want to focus on the beer itself while still enjoying the Shibuya atmosphere, it is a straightforward place to stop in for a single pint or a longer session.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroShibuya has a pour worth talking about. beer bar Cyblume just tapped NATSUZORA SANSHO Pale Ale as a guest beer.
MugiWhat! A sansho-scented beer? That sounds refreshing, but also like my tongue is about to do a double take!
Hop BroIt's brewed by Camado Brewery, and it's a 5.0% pale ale. The whole point is to make brutal summer heat feel a little easier.
MugiOkay, but what is pale ale? I want to look informed, but my face is clearly asking for subtitles!
Hop BroBasically it's a flavor-forward ale. Not too heavy, not too bitter, and really good at carrying hop and spice character.
MugiOhhh, and the article says it has citrusy aroma too, right? My brain is already getting summer breeze from the glass!
Hop BroExactly. The hops are Motueka and Ahtanum, layering bright lemony notes over that cooling sansho lift.
MugiWait, what even is Motueka? That sounds less like a hop and more like a special attack!
Hop BroIt's a New Zealand hop known for lemon-lime aromatics. Add the gentle prick of sansho, and the finish lands with a neat little tingle.
MugiThat already sounds dangerously drinkable. And Cyblume is an idol-music beer bar, right? With a giant projector too? That's a lot going on, and somehow it all sounds fun!
Hop BroYep, and it's easy to drop in too. No cover charge, a terrace, a bottle shop, and a compact space that's walkable from Shibuya Station.
MugiThat is perfect. For pre-show or post-show drinks, or even a quiet sip, I am completely sold!
Hop BroThen it's settled. Let's go drink summer in a glass because both of us are already halfway to a Cyblume toast.
